Aquaculture Diver Skill Set
For individuals with the skills and experience in diving who hold a recreational dive qualification. The course is for persons employed in the aquaculture industry.
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We set the industry benchmark by offering a diverse range of high-quality maritime, ocean and seafood training courses.
We also offer Dogging, Vehicle Loading Crane, Non-slew Crane and other specialised courses upon request, as well as Certificate III, IV and Diploma in Aquaculture for clients already employed in the industry.
For individuals with the skills and experience in diving who hold a recreational dive qualification. The course is for persons employed in the aquaculture industry.
For participants who are actively employed in the aquaculture industry in Queensland with a focus on Barramundi or Prawns.
An induction into undertaking a Certificate III Traineeship (Shellfish or Finfish) and introduction to biosecurity.
For those employed in the aquaculture industry and is designed primarily for trainees who are enrolled in our Certificate III in Aquaculture.
The qualification is required for people requiring a commercial licence to operate a commercial vessel up to 12 metres.
This course involves the skills and knowledge required to perform basic maintenance and servicing of main propulsion units and auxiliary systems.
This course involves the skills and knowledge required to conduct the passage of a vessel up to 12 metres within the 15 nautical mile (nm) limit.
This course covers the skills and knowledge required to operate deck machinery and lifting appliances for lifting and hauling operations on board an aquaculture or fishing vessel
A course for qualified commercial Divers who are looking to take on the role as a dive supervisor in the seafood industry.
This course is for anyone who works or wishes to work as a Near Coastal Coxswain, Master, Marine Engine Driver or, where stipulated, as a deckhand on a commercial near coastal vessel.
A course for participants who are undertaking a Traineeship (Shellfish) and are for workers who are employed in the seafood and aquaculture industry.
Aimed at people seeking the skills and knowledge required to apply for a licence to operate a forklift truck.
This course is for people requiring a first aid qualification equivalent to Workplace Level 2 First Aid or Senior First Aid.
Intended for people who are required to hold a Long Range Radio Operators Certificate.
The qualification is for commercial domestic vessel operators who are seeking a Coxswain Grade 2 Near Coastal (NC) Certificate of Competency.
The qualification is for commercial domestic vessel operators who are seeking a Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal (NC) Certificate of Competency.
To operate machinery on vessels less than 500Kw propulsion power as a Chief Engineer in the EEZ up to offshore limits or as a Second Engineer on a vessel with propulsion power <750Kw in operations up to restricted operations.
This course provides approved training to the competency required for a Marine Engine Driver Grade 2 Near Coastal Certificate as specified by the NSCV and AMSA.
Provides approved training to the competency requirements for a Master up to 24m Near Coastal Certificate as specified by the NSVC and AMSA.
Provides approved training to the competency requirements for a Master up to 45 metres Near Coastal Certificate as specified by the NSCV and AMSA.
For participants who are actively employed in the aquaculture industry and designed primarily for trainees who are enrolled in SFI30119 Certificate III in Aquaculture.
TASMANIA – For workers who are already actively employed in the finfish or shellfish aquaculture industry (including hatcheries).
QUEENSLAND – For workers who are already actively employed in the finfish aquaculture industry (including hatcheries).
ABALONE – Training for those who work as aquaculture attendants or technicians for the care of aquatic stock in the aquaculture sector of the Seafood Industry.
For Aquaculture industry workers who want to further their learning and workplace responsibilities at a supervisory or managerial level.
For participants who are actively employed in the aquaculture industry and is for trainees who are enrolled in SFI30119 Certificate III in Aquaculture.
This course is for people who use waders in the workplace and it specifically addresses the requirements of participants to be able to safely use waders in an aquatic environment.
This course covers the skills and knowledge required to plan, support and contribute to work health and safety processes in a seafood industry environment.
Seafood & Maritime Training (SMT) has been providing world-class education service to the Australian aquaculture and maritime sector for over 30 years.
Over this time, we have created a practical learning environment with a specific mix of hands-on learning and classroom education, that is delivered in small class sizes.
We pride ourselves on offering organisations and individual students, exceptional guidance throughout their complete training experience. This includes all of the documentation and follow-up necessary to ensure that qualifications remain current and in-keeping with changing legal requirements.
Our complete range of training and licensing are suitable for both organisations and individuals, and are delivered from our Hobart training centre and from a range of facilities all around the state of Tasmania.